Pricing Analyst

Salary

£30,000-£40,000

Location + work pattern

Office is in Essex but this is Remote role (some travel required), also open to candidates that want to work on a hybrid structure.

Overview

Harnham are working with a fast-growing insurance provider seeking a Technical Pricing Analyst to join their expanding pricing team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone early in their career who wants strong technical exposure and rapid development.

• A specialist insurance business undergoing significant growth and investment.
• Known for its ethical approach, strong customer reputation and focus on supporting underserved customer groups.
• A collaborative, personable environment with a flat structure and increasing autonomy for analysts.

THE ROLE

• Supporting the development and refresh of risk pricing models.
• Carrying out rate reviews and helping implement pricing changes.
• Working with senior analysts to improve model performance and pricing accuracy.
• Applying coding skills to manipulate, analyse and validate data.
• Contributing to the development of pricing tools and processes.

• 1-2 years of experience in a data, pricing or analytical role (including placement year experience).
• Strong numerical background, ideally with a degree in a mathematical, numerical or analytical subject.
• Coding skills in SAS, Python or SQL.
• Experience in insurance or financial services is highly beneficial.
• Understanding of risk modelling or rate-change analysis is advantageous.
• Strong analytical mindset and ability to communicate findings clearly.

THE BENEFITS

• Growing, modern insurance business with significant investment behind its expansion.
• Supportive culture with high autonomy and opportunities for early ownership.
• Flat structure and close collaboration with experienced pricing leaders.
• Real progression pathway to take ownership of models over time.

• Stage 1: Initial interview with members of the pricing team, including CV walk through, competency questions and technical pricing discussion.
• Stage 2: Technical interview involving a scenario or presentation of a previous piece of work.

HOW TO APPLY